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What is your average price of a T20, 35 4 cyl 135 etc...

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Daniel Coates

03-15-2000 13:56:29




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Hi, i live in england, and as you know there are loads of masseys over here, well mainly because they were made here, but lets get on with it..
How much is the average price to pay for a 35 or T20 in the USA? because over here for a 4 cyl 35 you would pay no more than �500 - �600 ($984 ??) and a T20 would be about �200 - �300 ($492) for a petrol TVO or �500 - �600 ($984) for a diesel T20, so how comes they cost so much over there,...

No one would dream of paying $3200 for a 35 in this country unless it wass the most rarest on the planet.....

So why the expense...

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Daniel Coates

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Marvin

03-19-2000 06:57:30




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 Re: What is your average price of a T20, 35 4 cyl 135 etc... in reply to Daniel Coates, 03-15-2000 13:56:29  
Here in the southern USA the little Masseys are like gold too. I have a 1972 MF-135 that is worth almost twice what my dad paid for it new!! My brother paid $5000 for a 64 model MF-35 last year. I was at an auction in Wilkes Co., GA yesterday and saw a little MF-30 that wouldnt even start for sale. The bidders went up to $1600 quickly , but the owner no-saled the tractor. He wanted $1800. The tractor wouldnt even start !!! So you see how valuable they are here.. I agree with the other guy, look into buying up some of the little masseys and ship them over here.

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Mike from Ontario

03-16-2000 05:36:23




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 Re: What is your average price of a T20, 35 4 cyl 135 etc... in reply to Daniel Coates, 03-15-2000 13:56:29  
Daniel
Those little tractors are the most popular thing in Canada for the small land owner or hobby farmer. They are small, maneuverable, got 3 point hitch and power to boot, everyone wants one. Everyone that has one knows everyone wants one so they know they can get top dollar for it. Around here a TEA-20 averages about $2500, and i've seen 35's go for $5000 to $6000. Parts for them are impossible to find because nobody will sell them to a scrap dealer, so the tractor wrecker hve no parts available. Want to make some money, ship a few to Canada.
Mike Leggett

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